Brett Del Buono, from 'Let Me In' to 'Oppenheimer,' as a Concerned Scientist; his face looks like he's mad, but his acting is fire.
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Person 1: Who's that concerned-looking scientist in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: Brett Del Buono as Manhattan Project Scientist! From vampires to atoms, he's got range.
Person 1: Who's that concerned-looking scientist in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: Brett Del Buono as Manhattan Project Scientist! From vampires to atoms, he's got range.
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Person 1: You remember Rory Keane?
Person 2: Yeah, Rory Keane as Hartland Snyder in Oppenheimer!
Person 1: You remember Rory Keane?
Person 2: Yeah, Rory Keane as Hartland Snyder in Oppenheimer!
by courtofowls September 06, 2023
Get the Rory Keane as Hartland Snydermug. Christopher's Klaus Fuchs in Oppenheimer; from Oliver in 'Argo' to nuclear spy. Same intensity, different era!
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Person 1: Who's the intense-looking guy playing the spy in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: Christopher Denham as Klaus Fuchs, the same guy from 'Argo!' He's got espionage in his blood.
Person 1: Who's the intense-looking guy playing the spy in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: Christopher Denham as Klaus Fuchs, the same guy from 'Argo!' He's got espionage in his blood.
by courtofowls September 04, 2023
Get the Christopher Denham as Klaus Fuchsmug. From random guy in Ukraine's "+380" to the atomic age, Troy's Joseph Kennedy pivot to nuclear science and luminary discovery for Oppenheimer himself.
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Person 1: Who's that playing Kennedy?
Person 2: That's Troy Bronson as Joseph W. Kennedy in OPPENHEIMER, a huge piece to the bomb puzzle and directional mastery of secret character.
Person 1: He sure desTROYed with that plutonium discovery!
Person 2: Time for another viewing!
Person 1: Who's that playing Kennedy?
Person 2: That's Troy Bronson as Joseph W. Kennedy in OPPENHEIMER, a huge piece to the bomb puzzle and directional mastery of secret character.
Person 1: He sure desTROYed with that plutonium discovery!
Person 2: Time for another viewing!
by courtofowls September 04, 2023
Get the Troy Bronson as Joseph W. Kennedymug. James's Kurt Gödel in Oppenheimer; you know, 'Difficult People's' Arthur? Now he's solving equations. Always on point, serious and enigmatic.
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Person 1: who's the guy in Oppenheimer who looks super intelligent?
Person 2: That's James Urbaniak as Kurt Gödel, duh! From 'Difficult People' to nuclear physics.
Person 1: who's the guy in Oppenheimer who looks super intelligent?
Person 2: That's James Urbaniak as Kurt Gödel, duh! From 'Difficult People' to nuclear physics.
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Person 1: Is that Tom Conti as Albert Einstein in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: Yeah, relativity meets acting, crazy stuff man!
Person 1: Is that Tom Conti as Albert Einstein in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: Yeah, relativity meets acting, crazy stuff man!
by courtofowls September 05, 2023
Get the Tom Conti as Albert Einsteinmug. Scotty's playing Counsel in Oppenheimer, guiding the legalities of the bomb project; from ER to Oppie. He's the law!
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Person 1: Yoooo! Who's guiding the Manhattan project in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: It's Scott Grimes as Counsel, my dude!
Person 1: Yoooo! Who's guiding the Manhattan project in Oppenheimer?
Person 2: It's Scott Grimes as Counsel, my dude!
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